profile/template for systemd best practices, where a service is by default to be placed in a specific condition based on the purpose of the workstation to be later defined. #13

two-dogs · 2015-07-27T11:59:36Z

i will attempt to create a 'opensuse-tw-home-user' profile.

two-dogs · 2015-07-27T12:01:52Z

and i assume there are some services which would just qualify for mask, if i can get someone else to fill in based on some opinion, hopefully sane :), thks

two-dogs · 2015-07-27T12:07:23Z

and the android version also for a android rooted and walled

two-dogs · 2015-07-27T13:53:36Z

i think a failsafe mask list may be simplest start method

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profile/template for systemd best practices, where a service is by default to be placed in a specific condition based on the purpose of the workstation to be later defined. #13

profile/template for systemd best practices, where a service is by default to be placed in a specific condition based on the purpose of the workstation to be later defined. #13

two-dogs commented Jul 27, 2015

two-dogs commented Jul 27, 2015

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two-dogs commented Jul 27, 2015

profile/template for systemd best practices, where a service is by default to be placed in a specific condition based on the purpose of the workstation to be later defined. #13

profile/template for systemd best practices, where a service is by default to be placed in a specific condition based on the purpose of the workstation to be later defined. #13

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